Congratulations to Griffins for being this week’s house points winners!
What a fantastic come-back from last week. You are now in the race!
Griffins = 17 (total = 18)
Unicorns = 11 (total = 29)
Phoenixes = 8 (total = 26)
Dragons = 5 (total = 6)
Well done on all the home-learning this week and a big shout out to all those children who have sent in work to the blog.
Have a lovely bank holiday weekend everybody! 🙂
What are you guys reading this week?
I’ve decided to do some non-fiction reading and bought this beautiful cook-book. I love cook-books, especially ones with interesting graphics and nice images of delicious food. I’ll be following some of these recipes over the bank holiday weekend.
Let me know what you guys are reading this week. Fiction or non-fiction? Which books do you particularly love?
Send in a photograph of you with a book that you love to homelearning@pelham.merton.sch.uk FAO Mr Burns.
Happy reading! 🙂
Please follow the links below to see the projects that Yeseo and Noam have been working on in their programming learning.
What are your thoughts? What do you like abut them? How could they be improved? Any Scratch tips to share?
A big congratulations to Adam and Catherine in Ospreys who have been shortlisted by Pelham and entered to represent our school in the upper key stage two category of the Wimbledon BookFest Young Writers Competition.
I know that Ms. Ruthven had a really tough time choosing the shortlist from all the entrants, so well-done for making the cut. As we know, this year’s theme is The Secret and you can read Catherine’s short story and Adam’s poem by clicking on the links below:
Mysterious Things by Catherine
What features of narrative writing has Catherine used in her story?
What poetic features has Adam used in his poem?
As always, your feedback on the writing is highly encouraged.
Hi everybody. Thanks to everyone for getting in touch re: today’s reading activity.
To those of you who have already written a book review for Skellig, could you please choose another book to review in detail. It can be any book of your choice that you have read recently. I would love to publish some reviews on the blog so please send in to homelearning@pelham.merton.sch.uk FAO Mr Burns.
Thanks everybody and happy learning! 🙂
Thank you to everyone for all of the very thought-provoking questions that you submitted for our P4C discussion this week.
The winning question this week is by Max:
“Do we always agree with ourselves?”
Please discuss in the comments.
